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neonlarry · 07-08-2003, 01:28 AM

I am the one that posted that, and, here is the reason why. If you have a bed with a metal floor, it is TOO HEAVY to have on sawhorses. And, what will happen, if you have any pressure to the side, it will rip the metal part of the sawhorse, and it will fall down, hopefuly not on your foot or something. So, thats why I do not reccomend doing that. I found out for you, so no reason to prove it again. lol Hope that answers your question.

07-08-2003, 01:28 AM	#4
neonlarry Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Vacaville, CA Posts: 2,745	I am the one that posted that, and, here is the reason why. If you have a bed with a metal floor, it is TOO HEAVY to have on sawhorses. And, what will happen, if you have any pressure to the side, it will rip the metal part of the sawhorse, and it will fall down, hopefuly not on your foot or something. So, thats why I do not reccomend doing that. I found out for you, so no reason to prove it again. lol Hope that answers your question. __________________ 70 C/10 Light Red 350/TH350, HEI, Duals w/40 series Flows, 91 seat, LED taillights 99 Pontiac S/C GTP, SLP Ram Air hood, GMPP Konis & springs 95 Neon ACR, MP PCM, AFX UDP, 3.0 CAI